Redland in brief - Bayside Bulletin

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financial planner Gold Coast. Redland City Council has been commended for asset and financial management in the National Awards for Local Government. The Queensland Water Commission lifted some water restrictions on Friday after reviewing permanent water conservation measures put in place as part of the Bligh government's South-East Queensland Water Strategy. However, the main restrictions for watering household gardens will remain in place with hosing times for gardens and lawns still between 4pm and 10am any day except Monday. The candidates spoke on topics including rates, tip fees, water revenue, pensioner discounts and their plans for the Southern Moreton Bay Islands.
"Water users in Redland City will still have to use buckets to water their gardens or buy a trigger nozzle hose, despite the state government lifting some water restrictions this weekend. Queensland Water Commission lifted some water restrictions on Friday after reviewing permanent water conservation measures put in place as part of the Bligh government?s South-East Queensland Water Strategy. He said the move would mean nurseries using less than 10 megalitres a year would no longer have to prepare a Water Efficient Management Plan and councils would no longer be required to use recycled water for parks, gardens and sporting fields."

Abbott close to finishing line but we still need two in the race - Sydney Morning Herald

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financial planner newcastle. Since then, in 16 Age/Nielsen polls, the highest Labor's primary vote has reached has been 35 per cent - once, in November 2010. On eight occasions it has been above 30 per cent, and on 30 per cent twice. It was 27 per cent on March 29-31 (down from 34 per cent in February). A 30 per cent vote would translate into a two-party result of about 44-56 per cent, a 6 per cent swing since 2010 that, if uniform, would cost about 25 seats. The Newspoll result (41-59 per cent two-party) would cost Labor about 37 of its current 72 seats (counting Craig Thomson's seat as Labor).
"IF THIS week's Newspoll primary vote of 27 per cent was replicated at an election, Labor would lose more than half its House of Representatives seats. A 30 per cent vote would translate into a two-party result of about 44-56 per cent, a 6 per cent swing since 2010 that, if uniform, would cost about 25 seats. The Newspoll result (41-59 per cent two-party) would cost Labor about 37 of its current 72 seats (counting Craig Thomson's seat as Labor)."

Caza Oil & Gas: Asset swap provides first steps in Bone Springs play - UPDATE - Proactive Investors Australia

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financial planner Newcastle. Based in The Woodlands, Texas, Caza Oil & Gas, Inc. is engaged in the acquisition, exploration, development and production of hydrocarbons in the Texas Gulf Coast, South Louisiana, Southeast New Mexico and the Permian Basin of West Texas regions of the United States through its subsidiary, Caza Petroleum. And following the asset swap, Caza has a 20 per cent working interest and a 15 per cent production interest in the well. Caza has a 0.25 per cent working interest and a 0.125 production interest in this well, which is primarily targeting the ?Third Bone Springs? The project is operated by CML and Caza has a 20 per cent working interest for a 17.125 per cent production interest.
"Based in The Woodlands, Texas, Caza Oil & Gas, Inc. And following the asset swap, Caza has a 20 per cent working interest and a 15 per cent production interest in the well. Caza has a 0.25 per cent working interest and a 0.125 production interest in this well, which is primarily targeting the ?Third Bone Springs? The project is operated by CML and Caza has a 20 per cent working interest for a 17.125 per cent production interest."